Sahin Dellemann is a Berlin-based photographer and filmmaker whose work merges cinematic storytelling, existential undercurrents, and a fascination with social outsiders. Influenced by time spent in London and New York, his visual language is marked by chiaroscuro lighting, subcultural aesthetics, and emotional directness.

He coined the term Glam Photorealism to describe his signature style — a fusion of photographic precision and theatrical intensity. Positioned between chiaroscuro, subculture, and bodily intimacy, his imagery reflects both raw reality and a longing for beauty, drama, and rebellion. The style deliberately balances documentary truth with artistic elevation — this is what he calls Glam Realism.